Suurennettavat

Suurennettavat is a Finnish term formed from the verb suurentaa, meaning to magnify or enlarge, with the participial suffix -ttava. The word describes objects or items that are intended to be enlarged in a given procedure or process. In its plural form, suurennettavat, it functions as a noun phrase referring to multiple such objects.

Grammatically, suurennettavat is the plural nominative form of the attributive participle suurennettava. It is used to label or specify items that will undergo enlargement. The related singular form is suurennettava, meaning “the thing to be enlarged,” and the genitive plural form is suurennettavien. In Finnish technical and instructional language, these forms appear before a noun (e.g., suurennettavat kuvat, suurennettavat alueet) to indicate the scope of enlargement.

Typical contexts include imaging, microscopy, printing, and data processing, where specific items are selected to be magnified or scaled. For example, in a work instruction: “Suurennettavat kuvat on valittava ennen analyysiä” (The images to be enlarged must be selected before the analysis). The term emphasizes the planned or required magnification stage rather than the magnification device itself.

See also: suurennus (enlargement or magnification), suurentaminen (the act of enlarging), välineet ja prosessit involved in magnification.

In summary, suurennettavat is a concise, neutral label used in Finnish to denote multiple objects that are designated to undergo enlargement within a procedure.